Baking Method Of Present Is Theme Of Talk
A talk on Evolution of the Baking Business by C R Russ of Indianapolis opened the Indiana Association of Master Bakers meeting at the Denison hotel. Other speeches covered Flour and its produce, public expectations of bakers, and sanitary legislation benefits, with officers to be elected tonight. J H Gertler urged chemistry training for superior bread baking and urged business leaders to push practical education.
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C. R. Russ
Indianapolis
Indiana Association of Master Bakers
eDnison Hotel
Russ
F. D. Emmons
C. S. Wood
H. E. Barnard
Food and Drug
George M. Haffner
Fort Warne
J. H. Gertler
Winona Technical Institute
Denison
Gertler
Mob Threat Looms After Danville Slaying
Danville I April 13 Albert Cravens a leading local businessman was shot and killed by two holdup men early today. Mil ton Armstrong and Thomas Brown two African American suspects are under arrest as authorities guard the jail amid talk of mob violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, I
Albert Cravens
Cravens
Milton Armstrong
Thomas Brown
Delegates Back Marshall Plan Against Local Bosses
County delegates to the Democratic state convention in Fort Wayne Ind on April 13 declared they will support Gov Marshall's plan to select a U S senator nominee. The move openly counters local bosses who had sought to quiet the Marshall plan.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Gov
Marshall
U. S
Cleaning Week Declared for Richmond Indiana
Mayor Zim merman announced a proclamation designating the first week in May as city cleaning week. Previously a single day in May was set aside for cleanup. this marks the first Indiana city to commit an entire week. Backing comes from the City Board of Health and the Federated Women's Clubs.
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City Board of Health and Women’s Clubs
Richmond
Tud
Zimmerman
Indiana
City Board of Health
Federated Women's Clubs
Strike Ends for Southern Railroad Section Hands
Evansville Ind April 13 Strike of section hands on the Southern railroad ends after officials and strikers reach an agreement for a ten cent two day wage increase and a shortened workday. Trains resume normal travel after previous speed limit due to track conditions.
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Evansville
Ind
Southern Railroad
Starch Prices Cut by Standard Oil Interests
New York April 13 Standard Oil interests controlling the Corn Products Refining company announce cuts of 15 points per sewt in starch and 12 percent per cwt in glucose. A new company capitalized at one million dollars is being promoted to manufacture starch from tapioca grown in Trinidad, admitted to this country free.
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New York
Standard Oil Interests
Corn Products Refining Company
Pew
Trinidad
Hein Counter Suit Joins Jury Trial With Co Respondents
Hein has entered a counter suit and both cases proceed together. Mrs Hein names six women as co respondents while Hein names five men including former pugilist Kid McCoy among the respondents.
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Hein
Insurgents Seek Challenger to Defeat Speaker Cannon
Washington April 13 Insurgents seek a candidate to replace Speaker Cannon as Democrats refuse a Republican vote. If Cannon falls, Democrats back Champ Clark of Missouri. Rep Murdock says Insurgents planned to cooperate with Democrats, risking a deadlocked House and possible adjournment without a speaker.
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San’s
Washington Service
Hibbs Bldg
Washington
Speaker Cannon
Mr. Cannon
Cannon
Champ Clark
Missouri
Murdock
Kansas
Congress
House
Switchmen End Four Month Strike and Return to Work
The northwest railroad switchmen resume duty after a four month and 22 day strike. President Hawley announces unconditional return following a vote of 1,633 in favor and 90 against. About 2,043 votes were cast with 2,974 men still idle awaiting word. The 3 cent an hour raise granted by federal arbitration under Knapp and Neill is kept. Chicago strikers will receive back pay to Feb 22 and west of Billings, Montana, will gain a raise as well.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northwestern Railroad
Frank T. Hawley
Marehi
Federal Arbitration Board
Martin A. Knapp
Charles P. Neill
Chicago
Billings
Mont
Will Ask Rehearing In Supreme Court
Evansville April 13 The numberland Presbyterian church will petition a rehearing in the supreme court following a recent adverse decision. A conference of church officers and the legal committee of Southern Indiana Kentucky and Tennessee decided this last night.
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Evansville
Ind
Nurberland Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
Indiana
Kentucky
Tenneesee
Murderer to Die on Famous Rockford Gallows
Clinton St Clair will be hanged in Rockford on Friday on the gallows long used in Urok county. He was found guilty of murdering an aged woman in Rockford and asked that the same gallows used for the Haymarket and other notorious cases not be used for his execution. The gallows were shipped to Rockford today.
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Chicago
Clinton St. Clair
Rockford
Urok
St.air
Haymarket
Weavers Strike Over Fines At South Bend Mill
Weavers at the South Bend Wooley Mills, Indiana, protested a harsh fines system for defective cloth and the discharge of the head weaver. Thirty four workers walked out, tying up the mill, the largest in the state. David B. Hill, former Flat Rock township trustee, faces charges by the state accounting board for owing the public treasurer $19,913.51 and is now in Indianapolis.
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South Bend
Ind
South Bend Wooley Mills
Indiana
SAY
David B. Hill
Flat Rock Township
Bartholomew County
State Accounting Board
Owins
HIN
Indianapolis
Marion County Primaries Set for May 26
Marion County election board fixed May 26 as primary election day and ruled out machine voting, adopting the old style Australian ballot. The board met in County Clerk Quill’s office with Martin Hugg as chairman and Edward H Emrick present. Charles F. Hurst filed the first petition for the Republican nomination for county clerk.
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Marion County Election Board
Quill
Martin Hugg
Edward H. Emrick
Hugg
Charles F. Hurst
Congress will not investigate trust frauds
Washington April 13. President Taft and Representative Hill of Connecticut announce there will be no congressional investigation of trust frauds following a conference on the Fitzgerald resolutions. The issue involved an inquiry into customs services connected with sugar frauds.
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Washington
White House
Representative Hill
Conecticut
House
Taft
Street Car Blown Up in Philadelphia
A street car was dynamited today in Philadelphia injuring conductor Benjamin Fachto fatally. One passenger escaped unharmed as the car was partly demolished.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Fachto
City Record Births and deaths and building permits and marriages
Births list numerous names with addresses including Leewinger Waughtenl Bluestein Fisk Ferguson Piel Tyler Reimer Leonard and others. Death notices reference pneumonia erysipelas tuberculosis breast cancer mitral issues and heart rupture. Building permits cover numerous repairs and new houses with values listed. Marriages shown include Lisher Gaughan Blazick Kushner Stevens Thelan Kroll Lancaster Ham Claman.
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William and
Hannah Leewinger
Capitol Avenue
Clem and
Margaret Waughtenl
Harlan Street
Samiuel
Leah Bluestein
Maple Street
George and
Nettie Fisk
St. Paul Street
Laude
Ella Ferguson
Lrnun Street
Carl and Maud Piel
N. Meridian Street
Luther and
Alice Tyler
S. State Street
Bor
Louis and
Mary Reimer
S. Meridian Street
Henry and
Nora Leonard
W. Twenty Ninth Street
Hazel Reswick
Morris Street
Leuther
Martin Fleming
City Hospital
Lor Street
Pubmonass Vlora KB
Bobbies
Greeley Street
Lohar Pneumonis
Mary Salinger
E. Morris Street
Martha Knittle
Martha Harvey
Wall E. Michigan Street
I. Monninzer
Talbot
George Wagner
Jud Comerave Duc
M. Lutz
Alabama
Atti
OS. Sprankler
H. Huster
Bismarck
Tom Oddey
Washington
Hamilton ‘Cooper
oSt. Clair
Overloading The Stomach Gluttony and Digestive Ailments
An 19th century style health advert warns against overeating describing the stomach as the main organ for gut fluids. It touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Fablets and Tablets claiming they digest 5000 grains of food per grain and increase gastric fluids to prevent indigestion, with a trial offer and price, 50 cents a box, from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bridg
Marshall, Mich
Roosevelt Word Prompts Osawatomie Battlefield Dedication Visit
A cable from Col. Theodore Roosevelt to Gov. Stubbs signals Roosevelt may visit Kansas this summer to dedicate John Brown’s battlefield at Osawatomie as a state park under the Women's Relief Corps. Osawatomie, Miami County, population about 4,000, lies 50 miles south of Kansas City.
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Porto Maurizio
Kansas
John Brown
Osawatomie
Women’s Relief Corps
Women's Relief ‘Corps
Miami County
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Song earns parole for convict from Stark workhouse
Steubenville Ohio April 13 A convict from the Pittsburg area, Harry Schaffer, who served most of a six month sentence for robbing a Pittsburg woman and stealing $130, wrote a 17 verse epic song about home. His workhouse staff recommended parole after he performed A Convict’s Dream of Home Sweet Home, praising its sentimental account of his life and childhood.
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Steubenville, O
Harry Schaffer
Pittsburg
Stark County
Fowler town nearly omitted from 1910 census list
Fairmount Indiana April 13 Fowler town four miles east of here had incorporated since the last decennial canvass and almost was left off the state list of incorporated towns in the 1910 census. The town had not yet been placed on the list by H. L. Bendell supervisor.
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Fairmount
Ind
Fowlertown
Here
H. L. Bendell
Lee Heading to Eleventh District Convention
Chairman E. M. Lee of the Republican state central committee will attend the Eleventh district congressional convention in Marion early Thursday. He aims to meet workers from across the Eleventh and other districts to better acquaint himself with men and conditions. Enthusiasm is high as six candidates compete and a longer ballot is expected with potential seven contenders.
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E. M. Lee
Republican State Central Committee
Eleventh District
Marion
Lee
Leopold Seeks Democratic Auditor Nomination in Marion County
Arthur Leopold, general manager of Marion Title Guaranty, enters the race for Marion County auditor. He canvasses the county amid encouragement from supporters, declares strong county knowledge and readiness for public service, and stays confident about a creditable primary showing despite any outcome.
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Arthur Leopold
Marion County
Leopold
Marion Title Guaranty Company
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Roosevelt
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Mmn Govetee
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Stubbs
Col
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Wyoming
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